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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-09

he Assembly proceeded Win ths
election OF the Executive Committee.
There were two members to be elected
from each congressional district-one
for two aud one for one year. The first
named in each district is for the long
term
Flrst District Dr.. BrOckcnkrough, Of North
Empton; Mr.. j. T.. Corbin, of Caroline.
Second District: h. Day, Of Isje OF wight
Judge Urquhati, Of southampton.
THIRD District, Julian "A. huf1n, OF Ham
over; Franklin Guy, OF Chesterfield.
Fourth District: Thomas n. Reeves, OF Din
WiddlO; Mann Page. Of Prince George.
Fifth Disirici: Major w. A. sutherlin, Of Dan
vile Or. Simple, VI Heary county.
sixth District: j Thompson Brown. OF Bed
ford; corbin N. Reynolds, OF Botctouri.
Seventh District; r. II. Powers, OF Clarke
George w. Clarke, Of Aibomaria.
E'ehb District; y. Il. Gray u Stafford y.
Bud Beverley, Of Fauquier.
Hiula UiDff1et 49, Is ,'.ss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-09

CfScnfsArI, February a-Flour barely
steady. Wheat In moderate demand ~ sika
sc. Corn barely steady; No. mixed, 3s,Sc.
Oats easy; No. Q mixed, 3o1Sc. Pork quiet Al
sisHk. Lard easier at s6.a2x. Bulk-meats
active az tl.ia Sugar duh. Hogs steady
common ard Light, Asaats; packing aud
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-09

LousvlIr, February s--Grsln and provi-
slons nrsA and unclaimed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-16
Passsss 70 rees
ne 0saaa Army % msrsstss 0ivsa shs Per.
sroas Os Lieus. ~. q. CAtlda

srsss es Lssss. ". q. UA,saa
MARIETTA, July l6- when the members
of Lieut. VIM. II. Childs post No 10 u. A.
r. returned from Getty sbure this week they
we're informed that . portrait Of Comrade
Cbilds, IN whose honor their post We
named, would b presented to them. The
csremon Ice took place last evening at the
HOUSE Of MrA Win. Guilds ON Walnut street.
The post proceeded 10 the place In . body
led by the drum corpA The presentation Of
the portrait was made by Sullivan =. Chiids,
Of Harrisburg, the cousin Of Lieut.. Childs
Comrade Potts, Of the same place, pre-.
sented the commission and necrc-
logical letter. =. r. Wisner, ON behalf
the post, accepted the gifts in few appropriate
remarks The portrait Ia life sjzs aud il .
very tiue specimen Of crayon painting. The
frame. which 10 also very handsome, me~s.
ures 81 by IS inches, Mra william Childs
the aunt OF the lieutenant wss the donor. She
took him to rear when he WAS but small
hoy. He entered the service when quite
young, aud by his gallantry and bravery
met with rapid prom otion. He WAS lie eutsnAnt
In Co l.. 18th regiment Pa. Vol While re-
connoitering on the morning OF the I'D
Of June 1854, before Petersburg, he
was shot by . sharp.shooter. Captain
Gregg In his letter announcing the death Of
this noble young man speaks In the highest
| terms of his character ss . soldier. He was
only 2S years OF age when killed He was
one OF the many patriotic sons Of Marietta
that have bled for their country.
At the meeting Of the school board last
| evening Miss Alice Smith, Of Philadelph 10,
was appointed assistant in the high school.
She Is = graduate Of Millersville OF the clsss
of 'sS and comes highly recommended from
Pittston, where she has been teacher for q
number ofiyears.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-16
The IlOtteat IpaV.

To day was the hottest day of the season,
~ the following figures will show:
At Charles II. Bsrr's bookstore at II 80
a IN, the thermometer WAS % degrees in the
shade, degrees higher than ever before this
season.
At Reed, MEG Eann 4 Co.'S bank it was lOl
In the shade.
At l., K. Rote's corner, South Queen and
Vine streets, the thermometer registered loo
in the shade.
At Zshm's corner the thermometer was los
under the awning.
At lS2 East New street it was l02 under the
trees.
A, Miller's soap works 1t was IS in the
shade.
At the railroad tower in the shade 1t was
loo at p. ~. 1t the City hotel aud + ran K lin
house it was 81 in the shade.
At Demuth's cigar store at p. IN. the ther-
mometer registered 9S in the shade. In the
sun at the same place it registered $50.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-16
DAYAT AOUEr 8RErRa.
= Rlsnie Party See sights That VIII Long he
.5 Remembered.

Remembered.
me party OF picnickers who passed Friday
- Mount Gretna returned to Lancaster late
y ~ evening tired, but cheerful and en-
1hnsiastic in their praise OF the pleasure
Glu0nd. They were also much impressed
with what they saw at Cornwall, thanks to
Ne courtesy OF Mr.. Ned Irish, superinten
cant Of the road, Messra Boyd, senior
md Junior, the managers OF the es-
enaaA This wonderful mountain of iron
- often been described, but words can
Hivo NO adequate idea OF the impress
elnu that 10 made upon the visitor who
= taken TO the summit over the zig zsg rail-
way, and looks down from q preciplce of ore
upoo an artificial valley of bare gray rocf !,
Nere and there below him are gangs
- hborers, like little swarms of ants
- work, and close at hand the rattle
q NJ pneumatic drills, and the steady blows
- heavy hammers, tell how the rock 9
yteading food for the distant furnaces til.
ostA that forms the bone and sinew OF
lvuixstion In this age Of steel. The whole
ne Of rolling woodland and distant fert le
valley, the emigrant laborers and Americn
.scnanicA' suggests the progressive history
! eessiay. e''' 'o''
kssuruing to the park the psrty sniovea
- nour or more OF boating on the lake and
heu windy ride on the obser ystior q. >
4 sck 70 the Conewsgo junction. There were
'4lsty.oue jolly picnicksrs, though seyera,
Nho were expected did not appear.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-16
a Thrilling kunnMAY-

This morning spirited horse attsched to
q phaeton belonging to David p. Bi,ner
freight agent, vas hitched near ths western
end OF the Farmers Northern market. 1t
took fright at train OF cars passing on the
Psnnsylvsnis railroad, and breaking loose
ran iuriously up Walnut street to North
Queen, where it fell, but in an instant was
on its feet again and ran down North Queen
to Chestnut, where it again fell and was CAP.
ured. During the runaway Walnut aud
North Prince streets we're crowded with
market wagons and other vehicles, and sew
eral OF them we're struck, but not much
damaged. Mr.. Bitner's phsston was badly
broken, but the horse was not much hurt
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-16

+ ~ Il 10 ~ o h0
0ooeuo Neamon - a. J. Kau6men, esQA
1oes q ne Fest Line THE afoesn00u rot Bed.
1brd DpelngA whore they will remain two
weeks
George N. Reynolds, the popular insur-
ence agent, went to HARRISBURG this morning.
There no took the Limiteo express and lett
On ZIP 70 soNiiWsukee 500 osher paris q the
west
I'M noInIns '.e ,,' o,"msu sho Lutoeren
SUNNY s. ,. us yoIn'
eAcu's'ou W W. "Ie"s "o P"'P.e cemo
70 h""c"'o' ou .ne suee' o.'s sno 'ooA =
spec,n' Us,u no" .ne Iennsy Nsun , s's',on ,.u
~. az s.,,,,,, no n"voi % VI u.Ae's so'u ~ ., 70
lug Hihie's>hie oa"u secou uPa"ie. "0
cufsioh party "h'ch VIII 'e'"f" 'h's e'ou-
ing. "a.
oUrso r. r'hei' VI Iuh"oe'pni", ""u '"
y. hense.' Oh tnis cry, iei. ~ i:-o 'n's morn
ing ior osceoi" Mhs, III Neh'Ie coun.y'
"neio 'uoy Jun a. .. ' u ,"y'
NC '"
uausheis s'"''on
tnss'el VI .ne '"'i''"'' a'e
sF~uoius So"'o 'inie III Maiio'"
Lieutenaht Aipert NJ. Miils, adistinguished
oificer OF the FIRST u . cavalry, was In town
this morning '"r aiew noufs he ls now en-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-16
Na2 NarR afOcRa.

Nsv IcHE. July IL. l0 r. m.-Aoney closed
at per cent Exchange steady, sSN
o. S. Governments steady. Currency sc, u q
BID ;ts Coup, o. 97i. bid; Ak's DO. u esq bid
During the two hours to the close OF business
to.d day. tho stock market was dun and strong
Nearly all the stocks we're up !, to - per cent
from last nights figures, and some further ad
vances were made by majority OF the list by
li0. notably In Reading, Missouri Pacific ann
Richmond Terminal The bank statement was
favorable which helped materially to stimulate
the advance. There was no special feature In
connection with The dealings, and no news cal
culated to affect val aes. the his hest prices of
the day were current At the close. and as com
pared with tn nse of yesterday sho we'd advances
ranging from q to per cent. The sale. far the
moInIug 4 sm ounted to IS. .0tO shares
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-16
Tho Poor DlreCt0rs,

The poor directors have awarded the con-
tract for furnishing coal for us, At the aims.
house for one year from September Ist, 10
the Bsumgardners, whose bids were ~ fol-
lows h.: Loo tons of hard egg, at IS a per ton ;
600 tons OF hard broken, So 81; 80 tons
Lykens Valley, egg, a. 20 100 tons medium
stove, IS 81; 200 tons OF hard pea, 81 IS.
Sener, Z. J. Swarr and Schulmyer were
bidders, but the Bsumgardners were the
lowest
1t was agreed TO repair the high wall sur
rounding the yard in which the tramp, are
confined
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-16

Fire company 4, the old Washington, {"
are renovating and improving their quarters
a PARTITION has been run across the rear end
OF the second story hall, and in the room
thus formed are the hunks OF the fremen
There are large closets in the room IN which
TO Keep the men 3 extra clothing. The men
have painted the walls Of the hall and their
sleeping apartments neutral tint, and the
ceiling bright blue, and are hanging their
apartments with a number OF pretty pictures,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-16

Charles Sch~ebei, jr., driver of hose cart
No /, resigned his position last evening for
the purpose of going into partnership with
his father, Charles Schwebel, contractor.
John ksutz has been appointed driver tempo.
rarily in place OF Mr. Schwebel, who WAS an
efficient driver for sew sral years
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-16
ODD ReIiOws Presents,

W a. W lth OF July Monterey Lodge, No
- L O. O. f., OF this city, visited Middle
lepvu, wheso they were the guests OF Triune
4eeeA No S0. To show their appreciation
- The kiudness OF the Aiddletown folks,
lnasersy will send them set OF sngrossed
S1eauuonA The writing was done by
NOiey Snyder and 10 In old English and
Sesmsn text The resolutions are In beau
~ hama Monterey will also present their
lddietown brethren with large and very
oeAome photograph OF the members OF 2i2.
\ 1,eh ~ss taken ON July Ath by Ssylor. 1t
4 A)oo framed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-16
esrnss' PRINTING om,. s.,.

ihe sale OF John IL Barnes printing Office,
su'erused Tor 10 O'Clock to-day, did not
come Gil. Constable Kline, who has q claim
against the property under a landlords war.
rant, I'd journed the sale until next Saturday
~ O'Clock. The sheriff now has charge n,
Tue property, under the execution issued nv
Philip ID. Baker, and the plant viii IN al,
Propapii''y be sold by the sheriff.
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UsW H0PG 0APRst.


Hsv YoR!. July lG.-rlour market dun {;
Fine, " 1905 70; supernne. u 6503 IS ;
good TO choice extra State, o s5Bi %; good 10
choice extra Western. o e54 50 do Ohio, % i5Sg
40.
wheat.So I Rs1 state. sses1lc No. . DO.
s3kc; No. ked, Winter. July. sAxc; Aug,
s4+c receipts none shipments. none
Corn6ko. mixed cash. isc do July. As<c (;
Aug. CSC Sept, 4issc; receipts. none ship.
ments, none.
Oats-No. / White State, 4Oc; No. DO
Ssc; No Mixed. cash. s',sc July. sic; sept.
Sl.c receipts, none bus shipments. none.
Rys dul Western. nooSc State, o7k0oso.
Pork dull old meas. "a bOola IS
LArd-Aug. sept, q %.
4olassss nominal At l9kc for 70 boiling stock.
Gurpentine dull ut el 059l 25.
knsin dull strained TO KuOd, q O,<1l IS
Petroleum nominal Rennsd, IN cases, skc
1raighn dull grain To London. ID
Butter dull Western Creamery. l60nc,
Cheese quiet; western Flat. ltGDihc State
90sLc.
.sxs dull; State. lsoisxc; Western. 10
likc.
, sugar steady; Eenned Cuuoat. sosnc |;
4rHnulatod, l3-l6c
Tallow steady prime city, Shc.
kice nominal Carolina. fair u good, 303ko.
Co06e III IN fair cargoas. ls1<c.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-16

Geo. II. Thomas Post No. 81, q. A. r., last
night followed In the footsteps OF Admiral
Reynolds post, and unanimously decided
that the new dependent bill ought TO psss
Congress and beonme law.
4 number Of the members OF the local
nosts will 60 TO Lititz this evening 10 inspect
70 posts In thu. village
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-16

From the New Holland Clarion
John Seldomridge and Andrew Bsker q,
Ephrsts, A. B. Hollipger, Daniel Irwin ana
H. w. Bard, OF Lincoln, and Martin II.
Bitter, Of HinkletOwn, were in town ON
Thursday, In the interest OF the proposed
Cornwall Il Lebanon railroad. They report q
lively inter est In the road In their sections
No doubt meeting will soon be held here
to ascertain the sentiment OF our people
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-16
The uusband's Card.

From the Norrtstowu Herald.
Etiquette says: :" The husbsnd's card
should always accompany that of his wife
upon all formal occssioua" We don't know
much about the game but II strikes US that II
the wife holds both bowers and the ace,
backed by u couple Of good side cards, she
might venture to play II alone without any
assistauce from her husband.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-16

Long Branch, New York and Coney Island,
Wednesday, July 20. Hound trip tickets to
Long Branch and Ocean Grove, good Tor SIX
days, fare only $50 Round trip tickets to New
York and Coney Island, good for three days.
fare ony $50 Special through train leaves
Lancaster lking street) at 8 u m. Columbia,
a. IN Mannheim, 6:G Litiiz, 6:i7. and Ephrsta
at 1's, via the popular Bound Brook route
jyll,l3,l6,l ,lsd<w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-16
Make the service Rriei

Now that We are in the midst of the heated
term, we may be allowed to remind those
whom it may concern. that brevity during
the summer months will 60 far towards secur.
ing good effects from sermons, etc. Let the
thoughts be ever - good the heat causes
long sitting on cushioned seats to such
weariness to the flesh rs to render the evil
spirit OF restleesnees An almost uncon q uerable
Toe OF close and prof table attention.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-16
An Overdose OF Chloroform.

This nj forming Miss Annie Ault, employed
in ii. A. Gsllagher's tobacco scrap factory,
North Mary street. took an oveSdose ofchloro-
form and in short time became unconscious,
She was taken to her home and at noon to
day was thought to be out OF danger.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-16
DRArHs.

OEssTRnKK In this city. on the 18th In ST.,
Chas, son OF Henry and Rebecca Oenstroke, IN
the 2t year OF his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
spectfuly invited to attend his funeral from
the residence of his parents, No. 2ll North Lime
street. on Monday afternoon At 2oclock. In
tefinent ut Lancaster cemetery. ltds
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-16
Uh,s>ss Produss asrsss.

LHioAso. j uly 10. l05O q. m.-Aarkst opened.
MaeaI-Aug.: 7oesc sept. 12kc; Oct .7.,fc.
Goru-Augr ZIG; Sept. 37nc; Oct. $40.
1sts-Aug,. 8c sept, 26kc.
fork-kOt quoted.
Lard-Ang.. $40; Sept. s8s2k Oct, t6.9l:
enorI hios-Aug, y Is; sept, D 70.
CLOSING.
oo Wnest-Juiy. tessc.; Aug, 7Okc.; Sept, 79s<c
oS, SS,1rRaa,dJuiy' assc Aug, s7ssc. Sept. s1sc
ppa,sc-J%Iy' axe Aug. s,,sc Sept. as,<o.
.. LSard6GJuiy. sS 6c .,SS Is; Aug, d 10; sept
Ribs-Juiy. . Is; Aug. o aax Sept, d II
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Insurance Promptly PAID.

J. W. Eckenrode, agent Of the Penn Mutual
Life Insurance company, Philadelphia, raid to
day to the heirs OF the late Dr Henry Carpenter
el0.l4 81. the amount Of insurance held by him
together with hna dividend.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-16

As will be seen by An ADVERTISE ment In another
column. Lane ister Assembly. No. 964l X. of L.
will hold package party at Excelsior hall ,hi.
evening. 1t Is for worthy cause, Eight val
liable prizes will be given away,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-16
Picnic PoAtpoued

The church Of The Evangelical associst ion
OF PottstowD, intended holding q picnic at
Lititz to day, but 1t has been indefinitely
postponed by reason OF the death OF the
daughter OF the pastor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-16

In addition to our general clearing sale We
will put on our counters on Monday next
another lot OF cheap Muslin Underwear
Chemise. Drawers. skirts, Corset Covers, Night
gowns. at IS. IS and 80 cts.
ASTkICH'S PALACE OF FASHION
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-16

os our fourth page to-day will be found q
striking and instructive illustration Of the csm.
psrative worth of the various kinds OF baking
pow ders now In the market iyl6-ltdS <w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-16
TIE Grand Festival and Prsu

TIE Grand Festival and Premenace Concert
TO be held at Penryn Park, Monday. August l,
1851, promises from ALI indications to be { he
grand event OF the season. z Of Burger will
furnish the music for the occasion, and each
ticket holder Is entitled TO q chance on q solid
silver watch.
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HAHhDrA


PaILA DsLPHIA, July 10 -vlour market steady (;
sales. lloO barrels Minnesota Bakers, q 01A 70
NU0+ 50; Patents, q 5I<34 sh
Rye nour steady. o. 6O62 75
SIC.
Corn-Juiy.+'kc August. At4c.; Sept, 4skc.;
nats-July. Ss,Ic.; August. $40; Sept, a3xc.;
Oct 4l1c.
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CHICAGO, July ls.-The Drovsvs' yo,srna, r..
oorts: Catue-hscsipts. 5000 bead; shipmonT.
5000 maTsst stsady shipping steers. 90 %
6s0; cove bulls ana mixed. y 500 70; Texas
Hoss-KsSslpts. 1900 head, sAipments, s.so
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-16

DmneA July IA serious nre oc-
o1ues scout O'CLOCK o. sne resi-
- U y Dmisn, on L"cuss ssIe0t,
ee9psos,oo On . coal OIL IsmP a
~ IN. Smitn nsd hs Q lamp ana
nf8e oid'Sssnioueo secretary 10
- - oocOno moor, tnen going down
- - eoeenCe tno lamp exPiooeo,
- - 0mieh resufned 70 tho room
- ~ 10 namee An alarm was
Uvees and several persons rendered
- oNencA ny heroic enofts the
- OUT Dot not oeiore considerable
w. done the hre department was
~ bat did mot 20 into service. The
oo0oeaRy was destroyed. The clothing
r1n9 - the family, carpet, bed and bed.
- many other articles were con-
- Tue wood work, and espec tally the
~ 1URs q ne room, arc badly burned.
Csssct, nssts
Do11oufned meeting OF council was held
1oOos Wneo Meen Eckman' hiinih
- watson ana wilson were pres
Uunolne slsus'oo IN .iey !, corner
- eAisy, nas rocoiveo 'ne auenuoh Oh
W.. o. occuP'ou cy nVe negro
ma IN very n'ny condHion
y - was declared nuisance and the
IL eno poiico commHsee were m
loseo 70 notiIy tne owner, nelson VII.
% aASe tne nuisance within ten days
ooeoo street rom Sth 70 ION, aud Ninth
n Mcm Cnesry 70 Union Will he opened
vom8 tne properly owners release ron
Il Inc nignway committee were
4 ~ eushofity 70 proceed with the work al
Z. petWeen second ana Ihird streets.
nefS'sn oPsSsune.
* x1e ooea once OF MI. george Deduh, aionG
\ - efoonsylvania railroad, near Front street
- eesered Dy thieves AZ an early hour TIL.
o91inG The shutter OF one OF the windows
49, 0s0ed open and the fastening OF the win
GlcW scen On. Tne robbers wentto WORK at the
QA drilling one hole In the top, and break.
~ their bit while working at another hole
~ safe was opened and the contents, books
- papers, scattered about the place. The
1oobees secured set OF drsftsmsns tools
oo6cosing TO Mr.. DeHutf. They left in the
o0ce Two chisels, . brace and broken Bit
0liow candle was len on the sale
Bu.co Men In Town.
Two bunco steerers made an attempt TO
oWindlo Mr.. Joseph Tyson. Mr.. Tyson WAS
se0nn1ing ut his home and was spproache
i 6yan elderly man, who gained much In
nnPmnflon. and then left A young man
choa came along, calling Mr.. Tyson
4 ~ name, and after some talk yolun-
tpoged the Information that he hsd drawn
Il number Of books in q lottery and
hoA sosn Mr.. Tyson's name there. After
enns psrsuasion MIR. Tyson accompanied the
young man to house on Sixth street, where
the elderly man was sitting in the upper
eeosy. Tho books were said to be damaged
on0 canvas was spread upon the tat l.,
.ooo1nintnG number OF figures The meI
u1od al their powers to get Mr.. Tyson iu-
oE1soed, but the gentlemen firmly declined,
eoeing he did not gamble He then left and
Nout 10 the office OF Squire Evans, where he
nd the story. Ofice Wittick WAS dispatched
% the place, but failed to find the men.
Three Deaths
Sonn n Gaple sou of william X, Gable,
eseo tnm mornining at . O'Clock, aged two
oSne 1ne i"nerai Will pe held on Mon.
IN.
nu ue'A' seed one year, son OF John
4 .s wv i.s' evening OIL ehoiefs ihisqtum
4 49, c0 ounosy sMerhoon ~ O'Clock.
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q New Departure.

~ !nursdsy, september !, Franklin and
seali scademy will open for the season.
qeW departure has besn deterr,ined-tbs
saAon Of young ladies' ~ stuientA w,
ar4 rector, will furnish oil the ne A.
ln1orustinu,
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NEW ADVRRTIsEMsNTS.

NEW ADVRRTISEASNTS.
A COLD WAVE AT SNYDER'S.
drtok beer at sNYDER's. NO us North Qussn
street. The new fans chase the files and bald
headed men are happy. IT
NLAM SOUP FORLUNCh THIS EVEN.
King street, opposite Grand Opera House. Net.
ker's ana sprinyer's keireshtpg Beer drawn
Its JOHN u. BIssINGER Prop.
CUPERIOR ICE CREAM AT HUBER'S,
- next door 70 the postofice. u North Queen
street jylsad
NEW ICE CREAM PARLOR, NO. Ala
~ Vest Lemon street; 0rdsrs promptly At:
the city.
Ids ID, D,0,6WEETON.
WANTED-AN EXPERT MILLlNER
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